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期刊名:Mycorrhiza

缩写:MYCORRHIZA

ISSN:0940-6360

e-ISSN:1432-1890

IF/分区:4.0/Q1

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Montan Gautier,Marc-André Selosse,Elisa Taschen et al. Montan Gautier et al.
The functioning of temperate forests is based on a symbiosis linking trees to a vast diversity of ectomycorrhizal (EM) fungi. Although disturbance is a major driver of biodiversity patterns in these ecosystems, its effects on the fine-scale...
Hance Muriel N Aboua,Ramdan Dramani,Apollon Dossou M T Hegbe et al. Hance Muriel N Aboua et al.
Tropical Africa encompasses several biodiversity hotspots, yet knowledge of ectomycorrhizal (EcM) fungi, key organisms for forest ecosystem functioning, remains fragmented. This study provides the first comprehensive synthesis of EcM fungi ...
Fernández Verónica Natalia,Floriani Franco,Reyes Santiago et al. Fernández Verónica Natalia et al.
Pines and oaks are ecologically and economically important taxa that co-occur in several forest and woodland systems across the northern hemisphere and that have been severely affected by diverse disturbances (e.g., wildfire, drought). Desp...
Christian Santander,Felipe González,Urley Pérez et al. Christian Santander et al.
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) can improve plant performance under salinity, but their contribution to phenolic-based antioxidant responses in traditional tomato landraces remains unclear. We evaluated the effects of Diversispora celata...
Mercy Jebiwott Korir,Joyce M Jefwa,Sheila A Okoth et al. Mercy Jebiwott Korir et al.
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are symbionts that are ubiquitous in natural ecosystems. They are crucial in maintaining plant communities by enhancing the uptake of nutrients and water as well as acting as major drivers of seedling recr...
Peter G Kennedy,Andrew W Ratz,Marcos V Caiafa et al. Peter G Kennedy et al.
The dispersal of ectomycorrhizal (EM) fungi is typically characterized by an ecological dichotomy in which aboveground (epigeous) mushrooms disperse via wind and belowground (hypogeous) truffles disperse via animal-mediated movement. To ass...
Xuelian Yang,Xia Jia,Yonghua Zhao et al. Xuelian Yang et al.
Elevated CO2 (eCO2) and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) positively influence plant defense under heavy metal exposure individually, however, the combination of them and the contribution of eCO2 were still unclear. The pot experiment was ...
Maarten Ottaway,Janne Swinnen,Joske Ruytinx Maarten Ottaway
Soils have become increasingly polluted with Cd due to industrial and mining activities, as well as agricultural fertiliser usage. Because of its toxicity, plants face significant abiotic stress. Trees found in temperate and boreal forest e...
Kenji Suetsugu,Hidehito Okada Kenji Suetsugu
Although orchids depend on mycorrhizal fungi for germination, their early-stage fungal partners may be replaced during subsequent development. This possibility is particularly relevant in Calypsoinae, in which many green species shift from ...
Marjan Roshanfekrrad,Louis Mercy,Carolin Schneider et al. Marjan Roshanfekrrad et al.
Pesticide residues are widespread in agricultural soils and may adversely affect arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi, key symbionts involved in plant phosphorus (P) acquisition. Most studies to date have focused on pesticide effects either on...